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Please correct in MetaTrader 4 the error of updating of CHART_PRICE_MIN and CHART_PRICE_MAX chart properties, which appear in OnChartEvent().
When scrolling the chart with the mouse wheel or using the keyboard buttons, the values of CHART_PRICE_MIN and CHART_PRICE_MAX are not updated
or they are updated with a delay, as the result the indicator receives the wrong information about the current chart state.
The specified properties take true values only when there is an additional event on the chart.
Custom events are not suitable for the specified update of properties.
The code to demonstrate the error is attached.
To see the error just use mouse or keyboard to scroll through the chart
and then, observing the property values displayed in the left corner of the screen, click on the screen with the mouse or press enter on the keyboard.
The price scale in the chart will not change in any way and the displayed CHART_PRICE_MIN and CHART_PRICE_MAX properties will change their values.
Order to servicedesk #1133064.
Compile error, build 1036
in build 1014 and earlier compiled without errorsAnd related to previous post Execution error in build 1036
instead of A::EventKillTimer() it calls ::EventKillTimer()
build 1014 logs "1" as expected
Significant difference (!)
Compilation error at ## on the right
the compiler looks for bbb+=(...) instead of bbbccc(...) as it follows from the auto-substitution by the first 3 characters.
A similar error https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/1111/page1241#comment_1127887 was fixed earlier by application #1085568
In C++ a similar example compiles without errors
Dear traders, I would like to share with you some impressions of using the MT5 + MetaEditor on a tablet platform in Win8. I purchased my tablet for Win8 specifically to be able to use the full-featured version of the terminal and editor on it.
All in all, it works pretty well. :) I can trade, I can edit Expert Advisors too. But there are a number of obvious points that seem to be ignored in the context of using it on the tablet PC. Let's start with the terminal. The interface is shallow for pointing fingers, but it is still possible. But plotting any graphical objects (for example, a trend line) is a real pain. The terminal does not want to understand that I want to draw the line and not to scroll a graph with my finger. :) I have to use the mouse to solve this problem. As for the mouse, many convenient and quick MT functions are right-clicking, but the tablet doesn't understand that I poke it with my right thumb. :)) Many of these functions are available in drop-down menus, but this way of accessing them noticeably reduces the speed of operation. Besides, removal of unnecessary objects from the chart is a rather non-trivial task. Selecting objects on the chart is a non-trivial task as well. For example, if you touch any candlestick, the date/time and OHLC will be shown at the bottom of the terminal, but the candlestick itself won't be marked. I.e. it's not absolutely sure what parameters for which "candlestick" you're actually seeing now. Given the overall shallowness of the picture (even on the 11 inch screen), the problem is quite acute. Attempts to switch to "crosshair" lead to nothing: as soon as you "poke" the screen, the terminal switches back to the normal cursor mode.
The next item is zooming. It works "backwards", i.e. when you pinch with your fingers the graph gets bigger, and when you stretch it, it gets smaller. This obviously contradicts the tablet and other "touch" logic that everyone is used to on phones and other similar devices.
With MetaEditor the most uncomfortable thing is that scrolling with fingers in the code window does not work! Gentlemen, even Microsoft's Notepad can do this. :) So there is something to work on.
I understand that the "tablet" direction is not a priority for you. Nevertheless, I believe that the world is moving further and further away from the usual keyboard and mouse in favour of touch and voice input. Looking to the future, how do you see the world? Maybe it is time to start making some changes. :)
Regards!
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